Jean-Luc Ponty : No Absolute TimeNo Absolute Time' is an album by French jazz fusion artist Jean Luc Ponty, originally released in 1993. Legendary drummer Kenny Clarke compared Jean Luc Ponty to Dizzy Gillespie, while fellow violinist Stuff Smith marvelled that he 'plays violin like Coltrane plays saxophone'. Track Listing: 1. No Absolute Time Jean Luc Ponty 2. Savannah Jean Luc Ponty 3. Lost Illusions Jean Luc Ponty 4. Dance of the Spirits Jean Luc Ponty 5. Forever Together Jean Luc

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Kob' - Arkona

Understanding Salesman - Eels (2

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Ask Me Anything - The Strokes (3

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The renowned multi-instrumentalist was determined to give her new songs the most delicate treatment

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